Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Essential2Life
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As: E2L
Mailing Address: PO Box 620053
City: Atlanta
State: GA
Postal Code: 30548
Main Phone: 7702310195
Main Fax:
Organization Website: www.e2lonline.com
Employer ID Number: 582168468
Organization Tax Status: 501c3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/23/25
Requested Amount: 10000

Project Title: E2L’s FIFTEEN Leadership and Life Skills Development Program
Project Description:

E2L is a Black-led organization founded in 1995 that strives to see a generation of diverse at-risk youth move beyond poverty to discover a positive direction in their lives and develop a plan to achieve a productive life. Our mission is to develop and empower Atlanta youth as emerging student leaders who will positively influence their families, schools, communities, and the world. E2L currently serves seven Title 1 schools in City of Atlanta and Fulton and Cobb counties. Graduation rates for these schools are as low as 69.3% compared to the state average of 84.4% and the nation’s almost 87%. A majority of E2L’s students will be the first in their families to pursue post-secondary education, thus breaking the multi-generational cycle of poverty.
E2L’s FIFTEEN program is an evidence-based program based on best practices from the National AfterSchool Association that empowers youth to prepare for their future in college and/or career. E2L has researched and developed a model-based curriculum, One Degree Curriculum, that engages and empowers students through activities that foster stability and creativity while providing these youth with the support and resources needed to strengthen and promote self-sufficiency and mental well-being. Through an almost three-year commitment, the FIFTEEN Program features strong links between education, training, and the job market; the use of positive youth development approaches; comprehensive support services; and support after programs end. Through our various program initiatives, FIFTEEN provides direct and integrated services to address the mental and psychological wellbeing, heart and physical health, educational success, financial literacy for individuals and families, and college/career opportunities of each of our youth. The goal of the FIFTEEN program is to support participants in graduating from high school with skills that will lead them to post-secondary education and self-sufficiency through leadership skills and re-engagement with the community.

Total Project Budget: 336775

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): E2L’s services are funded through a combination of local funding from foundation and corporations, fundraisers, 100% significant financial giving from Board of Directors. Funders include: 100% of the Board ($55,000+ total), United Way ($50,000), Fulton County ($25,000), family foundations, individuals, corporations, civic organizations. Funders include the Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta ($60,000), the Imlay Foundation ($30,000), Cobb EMC ($25,000), Brightpoint for Children ($27,000/$30,000), Graham Foundation – $28,000, Richard C Munroe Foundation $3,000, and John and Mary Franklin Foundation – $5,000, Branan Foundation – $10,000, Bright Wings Foundation – $2000, Catholic Foundation of NE GA – $2000, Delta Community CU – $5,000, Fulton County – $25,000, Woodward Fund – $20,000

Project Duration: E2L’s FIFTEEN program is ongoing and operates year-round in alignment with the school calendar, with program data collection beginning at the start of the academic year. Participation in the program is entirely free for students and their families. Additionally, parents and families are offered case management and wraparound services to promote stability and support student success. E2L commits to submitting timely midyear and final reports, ensuring accountability. Funds will be utilized upon receipt and fully expended within the fiscal year
Geographical Area Served: Georgia, Atlanta, Fulton and Cobb Counties
Age Group To Be Served: High School Aged Youth

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mr.
Contact First Name: Darrick
Contact Last Name: Graham
Contact Title: Executive Director
Contact Phone: 7702310195
Contact Email: darrick@e2lonline.com

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Ser Familia
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: 1000 Cobb Place Blvd, Suite 170
City: Kennesaw
State: GA
Postal Code: 30144
Main Phone: 678-363-3079
Main Fax: 678-574-0104
Organization Website: www.serfamilia.org
Employer ID Number: 352166123
Organization Tax Status: 501c3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/23/25
Requested Amount: 10000

Project Title: Mental Health and Educational Programming for Latino Youth in Atlanta
Project Description:

Ser Familia’s youth programming meets the growing mental health and educational needs in the community through integrated services with tutoring, mentoring, physical activities, hands-on learning, life skills and career exploration, health/wellbeing sessions, and counseling, all based on model programming and evidence-based practices that are culturally and linguistically proficient. In the state of Georgia, Hispanic high school aged youth had the highest rates of response on all measures associated with depression and suicide on the Georgia’s YRBSS. Georgia has among the lowest levels of mental health care for children (ages 2 to 17) with emotional, developmental, or behavioral problems among the fifty states. Ser Familia has received 112% more domestic violence calls, and now, the number of youth reporting suicidal ideations has increased dramatically (from ~20% pre-pandemic to over 65% currently), with SF serving a child as young as 8. Child sexual abuse calls have skyrocketed; we have had a 231% documented increase in sexual abuse.

Ser Familia offers youth programming that provides out of school time services through holistic After School Programming in alignment with the school day, including integrated services with tutoring, mentoring, physical activities, hands-on learning, life skills and career exploration, health/wellbeing sessions, and counseling, all based on model programming and evidence-based practices that are culturally and linguistically proficient. After school programming builds upon a solid and strong foundation of constructive family programming and productive activities and provide an outlet for academic success and overall positive youth development leading to ultimate self-sufficiency. Ser Familia ensures that youth are properly registered for school and have the supplies they need for the school year (including electronic devices), and Ser Familia assesses other lags/challenges. Through youth programming, the agency creates an individualized plan to mitigate gaps and bolster educational success.

Total Project Budget: 1859000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Services are funded through a combination of federal, state, and local funding, and the leveraging of current and potential relationships. Other funding sources include: Victims of Crime Act funding (VOCA), Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) Funding, Promoting Safe and Stable Families Grant, Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, City of Atlanta, Dekalb County, Gwinnett County, Fulton County, Cobb County, Cobb County Emergency Food Program, Gwinnett County DFACS, Cobb County CSBG, Cobb County CDBG, Gwinnett CDBG, Gwinnett EFSP, Cobb EFSP, Cobb ESG, United Way of Greater Atlanta, Cobb United Way, Wells Fargo, Cobb Foundation, Waterfall Foundation, Tull Charitable Foundation, Sartain Lanier Foundation, Jesse Parker Williams Foundation, Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation, Kimberly Clark, Community Foundation of Greater Atlanta, Fulton Dekalb Hospital Authority, Healthcare GA Foundation, AEC Trust, Fitzgerald Foundation, Delta Community Credit Union, Latino Community Foundation, Latin Chamber of Commerce. Atlanta Braves Foundation, Macys, Dow Chemicals, Gas South Foundation, Community Foundation of NE Georgia, Catholic Foundation of North Georgia, Delta Community Credit Union, Cobb Public Health, Douglas Public Health, Cobb Friendship Club, Cobb EMC Foundation, Jackson EMC Foundation, multiple other EMC Foundations, civic groups, WellStar, Private Donors, virtual events, and some fee for service.

Project Duration: Ser Familia’s program is ongoing.
Geographical Area Served: Georgia, Metro Atlanta
Age Group To Be Served: Middle and High School Aged Youth

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mrs.
Contact First Name: Belisa
Contact Last Name: Urbina
Contact Title: CEO and Co-Founder
Contact Phone: 678-363-3079
Contact Email: belisa@serfam.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Foundation for Culinary Arts
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: 1016 W Jackson Blvd
City: Chicago
State: IL
Postal Code: 60607
Main Phone: 312-752-2352
Main Fax: 312-243-1516
Organization Website: https://foundationforculinaryarts.org/
Employer ID Number: 36-2170142
Organization Tax Status: Tax Exempt, Public Charity

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/23/25
Requested Amount: 2,500

Project Title: Yes, Chef! Culinary Camps
Project Description:

The “Yes, Chef! Culinary Camps” program empowers 100 low-income Chicago public high school students annually by providing them with culinary and life skills that prepare them for careers in the culinary industry, while also benefitting 500 family members. The program equips students with the vocational skills needed to pursue a positive career track and thrive both professionally and personally.

Through five culinary camps, students receive a high level of instruction by our professional chefs to provide them with the vocational training needed to secure jobs without college degrees, which many of our students can’t afford. Instead, we prepare students for employment at restaurants, catering and banquet companies, butcher shops, bakeries, and grocery store departments.

Our camps teach much more than recipes. Based on a carefully designed curriculum, students learn the necessary skills needed to land a job such as proper sanitation, knife skills, and meat fabrication. Woven into the training are lessons on nutrition (reading labels), budgeting (reusing ingredients), and food sensitivities (substitutions). They leave our camps with skills that many adults lack such as how to work with grains, using yeast to make breads, understanding sautéing and poaching, and how to store food at proper temperatures. Campers also learn life skills like learning to scale recipes, stretching a meal, and calculating calories and servings.

For many of our students, our camps are the first time they are cooking meals from scratch with fresh ingredients, moving them away from processed foods more commonly found in their homes, which helps them develop healthier eating habits. We also provide all ingredients and an essential take-home kitchen equipment kit worth $250+ of pots, knives, and other supplies for students to keep so they can continue cooking at home to the benefit of their families and strengthening the overall community.

Total Project Budget: 183,200

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Nielsen-Massey Foundation $20,000 (secured); IECA $5,000 (secured); Conagra $10,000 (potential); Kroger $5,000 (potential); Brach Foundation $5,000 (potential); MDRT $5,000 (potential); Kutchins Fund $10,000 (potential); Scholl Foundation $10,000 (potential); William Blair Foundation $25,000 (potential)

Project Duration: October 2025-June 2026
Geographical Area Served: Chicago, IL
Age Group To Be Served: 13-18

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Catherine
Contact Last Name: De Orio
Contact Title: Executive Director
Contact Phone: 312-752-2352
Contact Email: catherine@f4ca.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: MyName
Legal Name (if Different): John
Also Known As: John
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City: John
State: MyName
Postal Code: John
Main Phone: Alice
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Organization Website: MyName
Employer ID Number: John
Organization Tax Status: John

Proposal Information

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Contact Information

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Contact Phone: Hello
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Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Gods Kingdom Builders Church Food Pantry
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As: GGKB Food Pantry
Mailing Address: PO Box 981
City: Jacksnn
State: Ga
Postal Code: 30233
Main Phone: 770-775-7359
Main Fax: 770-775-1095
Organization Website: ggkbchurch.com
Employer ID Number: 83-1262431
Organization Tax Status: Exempt

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 03/23/2025
Requested Amount: 5,000

Project Title: GGKB Food Pantry
Project Description:

God’s Kingdom Builders Food Pantry is committed to addressing hunger with compassion and urgency at God’s Kingdom Builders Church. In partnership with United Way 211 and Feeding the Valley, we ensure families facing food insecurity receive nourishing, healthy meals. Our pantry provides more than food—it offers a lifeline of hope to those struggling, creating a safe space where individuals feel valued and cared for. By meeting this basic need, we help alleviate stress, allowing individuals to focus on rebuilding their lives and working toward a brighter future with dignity and purpose.

Total Project Budget: 12,000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Private and local Donors, In Kind Donations and grants

Project Duration: ongoing
Geographical Area Served: Georgia, Butts and Muscogee Counties
Age Group To Be Served: All ages but especially youth and young adults

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms
Contact First Name: Doleta
Contact Last Name: Crosby
Contact Title: CFO
Contact Phone: 770-775-7359
Contact Email: tgmresources@gmail.com

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Clay Day LBC
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: 3026 Nipomo Ave
City: Long Beach
State: California
Postal Code: 90808-4225
Main Phone: 7143422875
Main Fax:
Organization Website: https://www.claydaylbc.org/
Employer ID Number: 95-2540759
Organization Tax Status: Fiscally Sponsored by Fulcrum Arts

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/22/25
Requested Amount: $10,000

Project Title: Public Schools Mobile Pottery Studio
Project Description:

Ceramics is an art for all ages and abilities that activates the senses, enhances motor skills, instills confidence, and fosters creative meditation. However, it can be expensive, time-consuming, and messy. For these reasons, ceramics is often excluded from elementary arts education programs. Clay Day LBC’s mission is to bring free ceramics instruction to children in Long Beach, CA. The Mobile Pottery Studio, Clay Day LBC’s core program, specifically introduces underserved students in TK-8th grade to the methods, processes, and techniques of clay to help them access their imagination in a safe environment during their regularly scheduled school day. Our goal for 2026 is to introduce over 6,000 students in the Long Beach Unified School District to the art of clay.

Total Project Budget: 80,000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): $50,000 from Snap Foundation; $4,000 Arts Council for Long Beach; $7,000 from individual donors

Project Duration: January 2026-December 2026; current and ongoing
Geographical Area Served: Long Beach, CA
Age Group To Be Served: 4-14

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Dr.
Contact First Name: Jordan
Contact Last Name: Tracy
Contact Title: Executive Director
Contact Phone: 714-342-2875
Contact Email: jordan@claydaylbc.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: HOBA House Community Arts Organization
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As: River’s Edge Art Gallery
Mailing Address: 700 winding oaks trl
City: Louisville
State: Kentucky
Postal Code: 40223
Main Phone: 5023891533
Main Fax:
Organization Website: riversedgeartgallery.org
Employer ID Number: 85-3918933
Organization Tax Status: 5013c

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/22/25
Requested Amount: 5000

Project Title: Art Club
Project Description:

HOBA House Community Arts Organization is seeking funding to support our free weekly Art Club, which primarily serves school-age children in Cloverport. As there is no art education program in the local school system, Art Club provides a critical creative outlet where young artists can explore different mediums, develop skills, and connect with peers under the guidance of trained artists. Unlike our structured classes, Art Club offers open-ended creative time, allowing students to work at their own pace.

Cloverport is a small, economically disadvantaged community where many families face financial barriers to extracurricular activities. To ensure accessibility, we provide all art supplies free of charge. Currently, we host 15 students weekly, but with an upcoming move to a larger space, we plan to expand to 20–25 students per session. Due to high demand, we also intend to introduce a second, teen-only session to better serve older youth.

To sustain and expand this vital program, we are requesting funding to replenish supplies and replace worn-out equipment. Items such as paints, brushes, sketchbooks, and sculpting tools require frequent restocking, and essential equipment like easels and tables need maintenance or replacement. A $5,000 grant would fully fund a year’s worth of supplies, but we can effectively utilize any amount to continue providing this free resource to our community.

By investing in Art Club, funders will help ensure accessible, high-quality arts programming that fosters creativity, self-expression, and personal growth. This program not only nurtures artistic talent but also provides a safe, positive space for youth to engage in meaningful activities. With continued support, HOBA can expand Art Club’s reach, making art accessible to more children and teens in Cloverport.

Total Project Budget: 5000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): community donations

Project Duration: ongoing
Geographical Area Served: Breckinridge county, Kentucky
Age Group To Be Served: School aged

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.):
Contact First Name: Lauren
Contact Last Name: Bader
Contact Title: Treasurer
Contact Phone: 5023891533
Contact Email: hobagallery502@gmail.com

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Grand Forks Children’s Museum
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: 515 DeMers Ave
City: Grand Forks,
State: North Dakota
Postal Code: 58201
Main Phone: 701-746-4326
Main Fax:
Organization Website: https://www.grandforkschildrensmuseum.com/
Employer ID Number: 87-0865807
Organization Tax Status: 501 (c) 3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/22/2025
Requested Amount: $10,000

Project Title: STEAM based Educational Project for Children – Grand Forks Children’s Museum
Project Description:

The Grand Forks Children’s Museum is an ambitious project aimed at creating a vibrant hub for creativity, exploration, and community connection in Grand Forks, North Dakota. This 28,000-square-foot facility will feature interactive exhibits, multi-level play structures, and spaces for family programs and events, for visitors of all ages. The museum’s focus on S.T.E.A.M. (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) will highlight the unique industries and resources of the region, fostering innovation and playful learning.

Potential funding for the project will be used to bring this vision to life through the development and implementation of diverse features and services. This includes designing and constructing exhibits that inspire discovery through hands-on S.T.E.A.M engagement, establishing inclusive spaces that promote accessibility, and creating programming aimed at fostering curiosity and critical thinking among children. Support will also be used to sustain community outreach initiatives, ensuring that families from all backgrounds can enjoy the museum’s offerings. Additionally, contributions will help maintain operational excellence, enabling a welcoming environment for all.

In addition to its indoor attractions, the museum plans to include an inclusive outdoor destination playground, ensuring children of all abilities can come together to explore, learn, and play. The project emphasizes accessibility and equity, aiming to provide equal opportunities for education and engagement regardless of physical or financial barriers.

The museum is working to raise the necessary funds to break ground, with a goal of opening its doors in the near future. Once operational, it will serve as a gathering place for families, enriching the quality of life in the region, boosting local tourism, and celebrating the area’s cultural and scientific heritage.

The Grand Forks Children’s Museum is more than just a building—it’s a vision for a brighter future, where curiosity blooms, dreams take root, and the community comes together to inspire the next generation.

Total Project Budget: $43,000,000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): We have raised approximately $33million of the target $43 million and will break ground in the near future. Funding sources have included private donations, fundraisers, grants and funding from the city and state.

Project Duration: 2025-2027. Fundraising started approximately 2 years ago, and we plan to have the museum completed in 2027.
Geographical Area Served: The entire region around Grand Forks, ND, including northwest Minnesota.
Age Group To Be Served: Focused on 1-14; early childhood, elementary school age and entire families.

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mrs.
Contact First Name: Katie
Contact Last Name: Mayer
Contact Title: Executive Director
Contact Phone: 218-791-6888
Contact Email: katiem@gfchildrensmuseum.com

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Disability:IN North Carolina
Legal Name (if Different): The North Carolina Business Leadership Network
Also Known As: DI-NC
Mailing Address: 9815 Sam Furr Road Suite J-90
City: Huntersville
State: NC
Postal Code: 28078
Main Phone: 9804225544
Main Fax: NA
Organization Website: DI-NC.org
Employer ID Number: 61-1652144
Organization Tax Status: 501-C-3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: March 22, 2025
Requested Amount: 10,000

Project Title: The Adventures Through Disability
Project Description:

Disability:IN North Carolina (DI-NC) is seeking grants to underwrite The Adventures Thorough Disability, an awareness campaign for children from Kindergarden to 21 years. This year-round campaign will improve and transform the lives of children and young adults by building acceptance, understanding, and belonging while providing a model program for state & national replication. The campaign will launch with an all-day celebration on July 26, 2026 (the anniversary of the ADA) hosted by ImaginOn, or another central library location in Charlotte, NC. DI-NC is working to secure a grant from the Arts and Science Council and other corporate and foundation grants to develop the one-day event and a year- round mobile program to take to local schools. ImaginOn serves approximately 300,000 visitors annually whereas Charlotte Mecklenburg’s 186 schools serve 141,000 students a year. People with disabilities are the largest “minority group” in America. 1 in 4 people in the U.S. experience a disability or have family members with disabilities. Disabilities include both visible and nonvisible conditions, such as hearing, vision, mobility issues, anxiety, depression, intellectual disabilities, autism, and other conditions. The Adventures Through Disability will offer interactive activities grounded in arts, music, and storytelling and in-person demonstrations and exhibits. The campaign will share compelling stories such as scientific discoveries and life transforming technological advances in a family friendly, accessible manner featuring scientists, innovators, artists, and musicians with disabilities. Targeted for children, the campaign will pique curiosity while building awareness and acceptance among all ages. The disability community includes our family, neighbors, co-workers, care givers, and friends who just like us, want to live, work, and belong. This campaign will take the “scary” out of meeting people with disabilities and replace it with confidence and respect for people who do things differently because of their disability, creating an inclusive culture for all children.

Total Project Budget: $100,000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): In-kind and cash from other foundations & corporate sponsorships

Project Duration: Year- round program with kick -off event as described above
Geographical Area Served: Charlotte-Mecklenburg with plan to expand statewide & nationally.
Age Group To Be Served: Kindergarden to 21 Years age & parents

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Patricia
Contact Last Name: Keul
Contact Title: Operations Director, Dsability:IN-NC
Contact Phone: 7046217969
Contact Email: patkeul@yahoo.com

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: ArtWell
Legal Name (if Different): ArtWell Collaborative, Inc.
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: 100 West Oxford Avenue, E-1200
City: Philadelphia
State: Pennsylvania
Postal Code: 19122
Main Phone: 3029811467
Main Fax:
Organization Website: www.theartwell.org
Employer ID Number: 20-1705075
Organization Tax Status: 501(c)3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/21/25
Requested Amount: 8000

Project Title: Increasing Therapeutic Arts Programming for Philly Youth
Project Description:

ArtWell supports youth development through healing-centered arts education. We have 25 years of experience integrating arts into education, helping scholars with limited access to arts education develop social-emotional skills and explore their identities. We serve approximately 1,000 students across 18 sites.

ArtWell has four programs that run for 25 weeks over the school year and 6-8 weeks during summer:

1) We the Poets® (WTP): WTP is ArtWell’s longest-running program. The program uses the mediums of reading, discussing, writing, and performing poetry to nurture students’ ability to communicate and express themselves emotionally, while also enhancing their literacy skills and reading levels.

2) The Art of Growing Leaders® (AGL): AGL engages students in multidisciplinary art projects focused on social impact. Through guided collage, painting, mask-masking, and other art-based projects, students build communities of trust with one another while exploring their identities and aspirations. Students take inventory of their values and their unique qualities and learn how to leverage them in their community.

3) EcoArts® uses art, poetry, and reflection to engage youth in exploring and redefining what the “environment” means to them. The program invites students to reflect on how they can impact and care for their surroundings and how the environment can impact their lives and well-being. Participants use arts and poetry to imagine the world they want to live in and advocate for environmental sustainability.

Support from the Charles and Joan Hermanowski Family Foundation will cover essential costs such as art supplies, teacher stipends, and trauma training for teaching artists.

Total Project Budget: $312,900

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Hamilton Family Charitable Trust – $20,000 committed ; IECA Foundation – $5,000 committed; Forman Family Foundation – $20,000 committed; Genesis Inspiration Foundation – $50,000 committed

Project Duration: January 1st, 2026 to December 31st, 2026
Geographical Area Served: Philadelphia
Age Group To Be Served: K – 12 (5 years old – 18 years old)

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Malia
Contact Last Name: Gilbert Neal
Contact Title: Exe
Contact Phone: 3029811467
Contact Email: malia@theartwell.org